President Obama’s newly-named health care czar sits on the boards of at least three healthcare companies likely to be affected by Obama’s healthcare plans, setting up possible conflicts with the administration’s strict ethics policy. Nancy-Ann DeParle, ...
It seemed like a typical day: a trip to the gym, back home for a shower, and then a press conference followed by a day in the Chicago transition office. But last Thursday, President-elect Barack Obama was interviewed for two hours by two FBI agents and ...
Tuesday's report from the transition, detailing contacts between members of Obama's inner circle and embattled Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich and concluding that "nothing at all inappropriate" was discussed, won't be the final word on the subject—but it ...
Way to take a side there, jelly spine. Holy crap. Can't Democrats ever say something and stick to it? I mean, Hills was a lifelong Cubs fan before she was a lifelong Yankees fan. Anything for a vote. No platform that makes sense (reduce taxes for 95% ...
After losing a string of contests to rival Hillary Clinton, Montana offers Barack Obama his best chance to head into the general election with a head of steam. He's riding a double-digit polling lead over Clinton in Montana, one of two primaries today ...
The states demographics would seem to favor Hillary Clinton. RAPID CITY, S.D. – After countless primary elections with outcomes that could have been predicted before a ballot was even cast, the contest Tuesday in South Dakota stands out for what’s ...
PORTLAND, Ore. – Oregon seems tailor-made for Barack Obama. The Democratic voters are considered progressive, post-partisan and reform-minded. Every member of the state’s Democratic congressional delegation voted against authorizing the use of force ...
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Hillary Clinton is counting on Kentucky to give her more ammunition to make her case to the superdelegates who control the fate of her campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination. If the state gives her a victory anywhere ...
BEND, Ore. — When the election returns filter in Tuesday from West Virginia, Sen. Barack Obama won’t be there. Nor will he leapfrog ahead to a later primary state, as he usually does on election nights. Exercising his new-found role as the likely ...
PITTSBURGH – When the Democratic presidential primary moved to Pennsylvania in early March, the central question was never whether Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton would win the state. Rather, it was by how much. Six weeks later, the question remains the ...
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